Load ports
- Dalian
- Tianjin / Xingang
- Qingdao
- Shanghai
- Ningbo
- Shenzhen / Yantian
China to Canada
Yihang Shipping moves FCL, LCL, and air freight from China to Canada. Vancouver is the usual ocean gateway. Toronto, Calgary, and Montreal often continue by rail or truck after the West Coast, so the inland leg has to be in the same quote as the ocean freight. Prince Rupert is another West Coast option on some sailings. These are routing choices, not a promised day count.
Planning note
Without CBM, the table on this page is the whole answer. With CBM, we point at one mode and draft the quote.
Request this quoteWindows below are how the trade plans the move. They are not a Yihang booking.
| Mode | Planning window | When it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Ocean FCL | Vancouver is the usual first port. Inland cities add rail or truck after discharge. A Montreal relay is a different, usually longer, plan. | Larger commercial shipments and anything that should not be deconsolidated. |
| Ocean LCL | Warehouse time in China and again in Canada, on top of the sailing into Vancouver or another gateway. | Smaller lots that do not fill a container. |
| Air freight | Into Vancouver, Toronto, or Montreal when the ocean plan misses the date. | Urgent parts, launches, and high-value cargo. |
A Toronto door is not a Vancouver door. Rail or truck after discharge is part of the move, and it is priced before you book.
Canada needs an importer with a business number. Yihang does not become that importer. Export clearance is done in China. Canadian clearance is coordinated with a broker, and the quote says who files it.
North China cargo often feeds Shanghai, Ningbo, or another mainline port. The feeder is planned with the factory date, not discovered after the booking.
Yihang has shipped refractory brick from China to Canada. The container is often limited by weight. Send a similar file for a routing option.
Chine–Canada fr-CAVancouver, Prince Rupert, puis le rail vers Toronto, Montréal ou Calgary.
Briques réfractaires fr-CAUn dossier déjà fait : briques réfractaires de la Chine vers le Canada.
加拿大 zh-Hans中国到加拿大的海运和空运。温哥华、鲁珀特王子港,以及内陆铁路。
Most ocean cargo lands at Vancouver or, on some services, Prince Rupert, then continues by rail or truck to Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, or the actual door. Some East Coast sailings use Montreal or Halifax. Air uses Vancouver, Toronto, or Montreal. Yihang quotes the whole path, not only the ocean leg.
Treat it as a planning range that depends on the China load port. East China direct sailings are the shorter end. Dalian cargo usually connects by feeder, so it is longer. The quote names the service. Do not use a blog average as a delivery promise.
Yes, as an inland move after a West Coast port, or on a sailing that discharges in the East. Which one is better depends on the week, the cargo, and the door. Ask for both if the date is tight.
The Canadian importer remains the importer. Yihang clears the export in China and coordinates the Canadian entry with a broker. The quote states who files it and which documents are still missing.
Commodity, pieces, weight, CBM or equipment, the supplier city, the Canadian postal code, incoterm, and the date the cargo is finished. Say if it is going to a warehouse, a store, or an Amazon building.
FCL, LCL, and air freight from China, including Dalian, to US ports and doors. Yihang quotes the lane with the port, the mode, and what the rate includes.
Singapore Ocean FCL · Ocean LCL · Air freightShort-sea FCL and LCL, plus air, from China to Singapore. North China cargo, including Dalian, is planned with the feeder connection included.
Australia Ocean FCL · Ocean LCL · Air freightOcean FCL, LCL, and air from China to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Fremantle. Planning windows only. No published freight rates.
Europe Ocean FCL · Ocean LCL · RailOcean freight to North Europe, rail when the vessel is too slow, and air when the date is real. Quoted from China, including Dalian.
Russia and Central Asia Rail · Truck at either end · Ocean, when it is the better toolRail and multimodal freight from China to Russia and Central Asia, with door-to-station and station-to-door options.